Connecticut western news., 1887-06-08
Local News.

Local News.
 "How much of truth in these there be
 know not;
 I tell each as twas told to me,
 The whole lot.''
 -Parlor organ for sale cheap. See advertisement.
 Read advertisement about horse for sale.
 WANTED.-A girl to learn to set type Apply at this office. Some deferred correspondence will appear in next issue.
 Rev H. I. Bodley of North Adams was in town last Wednesday.
 All departments of Canaan high school close Friday for the summer va- cation.
 Foster Silvernail's house IS being painted terra cotta color with bottle green trimmings.
 The highway bridge over the Blackberry river near Charles Pauls, was rebuilt last week.
 Rev G. F. Stark of Ashley Falls, preached in the Methodist church last Sunday morning and evening.
 Boys take warning by the sad fate of Henry Barnum, mentioned by our Cornwall Bridge correspondent.
 Mrs T. Archie Evans and child, from Bethel, are visiting at Mrs Evans fathers, John Rodemeyer's.
 The Rev E. F. Atwood, of Harwin- ton, has accepted the call of the Congre- gational society of Bloomfield.
 Those who have trade dollars should dispose of them before Septem- Der 3, when redemption ceases.
 Building operations are being pushed at Watson's brick yard and brick-making will commence in to-day Miss Lizzie VanDeusen, daughter of Robert VanDeusen, has very poor health and sits up only portion of the time.
 Presiding Elder Hare and family, of Poughkeepsie, have engaged rooms at the Warner House for two or three months, after July 4th.
 The Sunday passenger train, No IT, on the Housatonic road now leaves Bridgeport at 7.30 a. m. and reaches Canaan at 1O.14 8. m.
 Don't fail to read what Baldwin Bros, the Ct. Burlington bakers, have to say about delivering ice cream, bread cake, etc, to your doors.
 Halt one moment and read r. T. Whiting < Sons new advertisement be- fore you purchase turnip seed or any goods that said firm sell.
 An exchange says The man who profasses to hold newspapers in con- temp is the first one to look in them to see if his arrival has been chronicled.
 'sSohmer" & Mathushek Pianos, Estey and Mason < Hamln Organs rented O, for sale by Capewell the Jeweler, No. 3S6 Main Street, West Winsted, Ct.
 No wonder that we are requested not to mention the liquor prosecutions made in this town last week, for "Blind Justice" continues to strain at gnats and swallow the camel.
 -Chas Devaux, contracting agent and Dave E. Price, advertising agent, O. Wrens mammoth tent show were in towI Monday and Tuesday looking after the interests of their company.
 Harmon Schamerhorn and hi carpenters tore down Humphrey Bros old barn last Monday and are now build ing new one few rods southwest O. the old site.
 The new machinery for granulatlne milk was completed and tested yester day at Mir Robert Ellin's milk factor. in this village. It works like charm and is complete success.
 Miss Carrie B. Root, of this place has been quite sick the past week witl malaria and fever, but her friends ar happy to hear she is on the gain, unde Dr 0. w. Camps treatment.
 MT Robert Ellin has been in tow several days experimenting the placin of new machinery in his granulate' milk factory. MT Samuel Kitson als arrived to witness the trial of said mach inery.
 Frank VanDeusen lost anothe horse last Thursday, thus scoring exact ly score of horses that he has los within few years. He lost eleye horses and three COWS within II years Just his luck.
 A bran new set of scales, capable ( weighing $500 pounds, made by th Buffalo Scale Co.,, has just been pu chased by J. s. New and placed nes the corner of Main and Railroad street
 Asa Bartholomew, who recent went to Topeda, Kansas, has obtained position in the general office of u Atchison, Topeka < Santa Fe R. R. O. located there. He cannot be loneson . l00 olsrks ars employed in said ofac